Cigarettes? Cigars? Electronic devices?
What do you smoke?
I smoke Marlboro right now. Usually between light, menthol, and menthol light.
I think I started on Mavericks because they were dirt cheap(And almost dirt taste).
Cigarettes? Cigars? Electronic devices?
What do you smoke?
I smoke Marlboro right now. Usually between light, menthol, and menthol light.
I think I started on Mavericks because they were dirt cheap(And almost dirt taste).
I'm into electronic cigarettes myself. I haven't tried a variety of models, but what I'm happy with is what I am currently using: a Joyetech 510-T
I enjoy a cigar now and then. I also smoked tobacco out of a hookah recently, and that was really cool. I'm planning on splurging on one in the future.
I smoke hookah like...once a year.
It's incredibly pure. I really loved it. I like the fact that the smoke is cooler, so it doesn't burn your throat.
I smoked cigarettes throughout my tours in Iraq. I pretty much just smoked whatever I could get my hands on.
I smoke Winstons on occasion. I used to smoke cigars, but nobody else could stand to be around me when I did it.
I tend to buy an Acid cigar here and there. Sweet rolled paper makes it taste awesome.
I was a smoker for years. I haven't smoked in something like 2 years. I won't touch cigarettes but I would be down for some Hookah action. I don't know if that would make it harder to resist though. I still feel cravings for cigs here and there.
Bleh, smoking is disgusting! Wastes your money, damages your health, makes you smell bad to non-smokers, discolors your teeth, makes you cranky when you can't have one...
Wait, what was the question? ...oh, I smoke Marlboros.
Malboro Reds. I find that 72s last long enough for my commute to work (2 miles away), so one before and after.
Drina's are by far the best cigarettes I've ever had. Tobacco straight from Srbija's Drina river.
I don't that much. But sometimes I do, I like the full flavors over the menthol (Can't that that minty taste). I have to say I once found some cigarettes that was cigars they were really enjoyable. But that was like 6 years ago.
And I haven't found any of them again... I wish I could though.
Cigarettes that was cigars? Goobi, are you sure you didn't just see Black & Milds?
MasterSwordUltima wrote:Cigarettes that was cigars? Goobi, are you sure you didn't just see Black & Milds?

But they were a different brand... I'm thinking it was Swisher sweets. But I can't be sure because I can't seem to find them anywhere no more.
Interesting, I wonder how they taste. On par as a cigar, that is.
They tasted pretty good to me. I know I had some chocolate flavor and some grape flavors. I liked them both, I liked the chocolate flavor better though.
Dutch Treats look just like those, except they come in a light blue pack.
Dutch Masters are the kings of cigars, as far as I'm concerned. How much do those Wranglers cost in comparison to cigarettes? (Marlboro Reds are $5.79 or so around here)
MasterSwordUltima wrote:Dutch Masters are the kings of cigars, as far as I'm concerned. How much do those Wranglers cost in comparison to cigarettes? (Marlboro Reds are $5.79 or so around here)
And I know the Marlboro reds are like $4.99 down here where I live. they are the most expensive.
Marlboros are about $7.60-ish here, even with the "promo discount".
I don't smoke anything. Mostly because it's just retarded, but asthma also kinda has a say in the matter. But if I had to smoke something it'd be electronic. Water vapor delivering negligible amounts of nicotine is the way to go.
Frankly, I don't see why a tax of like 1-2 (or more) dollars is slapped on every kind of cigarette/tobacco and have it go towards healthcare stuff. Seems like the sensible thing to do.
ctrl-alt-delete wrote:I smoke hookah like...once a year.
And I will join you. Hookah is pretty much the only thing I'll smoke. Tends to be more flavorful than other forms of smoking, I suppose. Slightly guilt-free. 😛
Lol, got to love the name, all sorts of random images ran through my mind when I read Hookah xD.
Anyways, stopped smoking for 6-7 years now, was used to making my own cigarettes, coarse shredded tobacco I believe it is called in US/English.